10 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST Which parts of this passage indicate that the motorcycle symbolizes freedom? 1. (Andrew felt trapped working the daily shift at the grocery store.) It was the same routine every day—unending lines at the checkout counter, loud announcements over the speaker, and the occasional rude customer. But his job helped pay the bills, so he tried not to complain. His only relief came when his shift was over and he could head home on his motorcycle. 2. (As soon as he switched on the motorcycle’s engine, he’d feel a rush of adrenaline.) He would give a hard kick on the pedal and the engine would roar to life. He’d start out slow, letting the wind sweep over him. 3. (A while later, he would increase the speed to keep up with the motorists on the freeway.) Andrew always preferred the excitement of driving in the open air. 4. (Riding beside the motorists just made him feel superior to those who chose to drive a car instead of a motorcycle.) As he headed home, he would dream of riding forever and never returning to his job. 5. (His bike always presented him with the opportunity to just quit everything.) "Maybe one day,” he thought.

Answer:

part 4

Explanation:

when the character is feeling the adrenaline and is dreaming of riding forever that symbolizes that he wants to be free to ride forever

Answer:

2 & 5

Explanation:

This is a tricky 2-part answer.  

"As soon as he switched on the motorcycle's engine, he'd feel a rush of adrenaline." refers to the motorcycle giving the driver a rush of feeling, and the later section "His bike always presented him with the opportunity to just quit everything." clarifies that it is a feeling of freedom.

With a new quarterback, the team hoped to contend for the championship. If the prefix con- means “with” or “together,” what does contend mean? to go before; replace to stretch together; compete to play again; repeat to yield possession; quit

PLEASE HELP I AM GIVING FIFTEEN POINTS INSTEAD OF TEN PLEASE I REALLY NEED HELP Reluctance Robert Frost OUT through the fields and the woods And over the walls I have wended; I have climbed the hills of view And looked at the world, and descended; I have come by the highway home, And lo, it is ended. The leaves are all dead on the ground, Save those that the oak is keeping To ravel them one by one And let them go scraping and creeping Out over the crusted snow, When others are sleeping. And the dead leaves lie huddled and still, No longer blown hither and thither; The last lone aster is gone; The flowers of the witch-hazel wither; The heart is still aching to seek, But the feet question 'Whither?' Ah, when to the heart of man Was it ever less than a treason To go with the drift of things, To yield with a grace to reason, And bow and accept and accept the end Of a love or a season? Based on this poem, what seems to be important to the author? Following the paths of others Making a point of rebellion Spending time in nature Taking many interesting walks

A _____ is a catchy phrase or motto that expresses the purpose, goals, and characteristics of an organization or cause. slogan thesis statement emotional appeal call to action

Paraphrase the four steps for revising non parallel constructions

The words underlined in each of the following sentences share
the same denotation, or literal meaning, as the word brave.
Which word has a more positive connotation than brave? Base
your answer on context as well as on your knowledge of words.
А
His bold deed earned him the respect of his colleagues.
B
The soldiers were undaunted as they faced the enemy.
С
Her heroic act saved her brother and several others.
Helpp!!

Part A
Read this excerpt from the argumentative text "In Praise of Slacking." In the table, record three quotes (words,
phrases, or sentences) and explain how each quote demonstrates the way that diction and syntax affect tone, voice, and
mood.
Quotes from the Text
Notes About Tone, Voice, or Mood
Characters used: 53/ 15000
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In about 100 words, discuss the meaning of narrative and how it works in autobiography and memoir. Be sure and point out the differences between the two types.

which figurative language comes across most clearly in this excerpt from T.S. Eliot
The winter evening settles down
With smell of steaks in passageways.
Six o'clock,
The burnt-out ends of smoky days.
And now a gusty shower wraps
The grimy scraps
of withered leaves about your feet
And newspapers from vacant lots;
The showers beat
on broken blinds and chimney-pots,
And at the corner of the street
A lonely cab-horse steams and stamps.
And then the lighting of the lamps.
D A
trony
D B. imagery
a repetition
D.
hyperbole
F.
eunhemism
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Help me ASAP for the question. From the preceding selection of The Loner, type the phrase from the sentence that the author used to help you feel
the boy's loneliness or his exhaustion.
The phrase must be 2 words long. Remember that a phrase is not a complete sentence and shouldn't include any
capitalization or punctuation.
paragraph one, sentence three

What is number 1 talking about

what are the opportunities for advancement for a journalist?

Psychology 1A

Question :

Soraab performs better foreign language vocabulary tests if he studies the material 15 minutes every day for eight days than if he crams for two hours the night before the test. This illustrates what is known as:

Answers:

Chunking

Rehearsal

Mood-congruent memory

The spacing effect

In an argument should have a premise and conclusion What’s a premise?

If someone were to describe "The Rosetta Stone” to a friend, he or she would most likely compare it to a mystery novel. a fantasy novel. a romance novel. an adventure novel.

Which sentence is best structure to combine ideas of equal importance when they include a least one unequal element A. The mission of NASA is to explore outer space. B. Since NASA was found it it has sent more than 250 astronauts into space. C. Some people think that NASA should focus on exploring the universe, but others believe that building a colony on the moon is the most important go, even though it will be difficult. D. NASA is known for sending humans to the moon, but the famous space program has also sent an unmanned spaceship to Mars.

How does the story of Lancelot on the Sword Bridge and Gawain's story in

Perceval mirror the story of Aristotle and the Maiden?

Why do writers like Emerson and Thoreau use parallelism

Question 1(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
What does jettison mean?
To throw things off a ship to lighten its load
The space between where the words end and the edge of the page
Someone who hides on board a ship to avoid paying their fare or get away from pursuers
Sad, heart-wrenching

The author's purpose is
the primary reason the author wrote the text.
the feelings the author has about the text.
the thoughts the author hag about the text.
the conclusions the author draws in the text.

Select the correct text in the passage. Aaliyah is writing an essay on how to break in a baseball glove. Which two signal words or phrases help to identify the text structure she chose to use? I started playing T-ball when I was three years old, and I’ve been playing ever since. For many years, I had a glove that I loved to use. It was broken in perfectly—not stiff at all. Unfortunately, the glove fell apart during a game; therefore, I found myself needing to break in a new one. I researched several methods and chose the best one for the job. Here’s the method that I found to work the best: After washing your hands, start applying glove oil all over your glove with a cloth. You need to really work on the area around the pocket and along the laces. Allow the glove to dry before going on to the next step. Place a baseball or softball in the pocket of the glove. Then wrap it with rubber bands to keep it in place. You still might end up with creases in your glove. To solve this problem, you should be careful not to wrap the glove too tight or allow the bands to be too loose.

Which statement best summarizes W. W. Jacobs's "The Monkey's Paw"? A. Sergeant-Major Morris warns the family to be careful with the monkey's paw. B. Mr. White receives a monkey's paw that will grant him three wishes. C. A man makes several wishes on a monkey's paw, with tragic consequences. D. Wishing for extravagant things can lead to tragedy.

Which detail from a story is most clearly a symbol?
A. A mysterious artifact that archaeologists from competing
museums try to acquire
B. A series of logos on a character's clothes that represents how she
has sold out
C. A character who always shows up late because of bad luck,
despite his best efforts
D. A comparison an author makes between a car and a fighter jet to
show the car's speed

HEYY ! SUPER EASY QUESTION..... It was the most awaited moment. I stood up as my name was called out…… (its the starter of a story....i just need sum ideas pls) thank u!

*ANSWER ASAP LAST QUESTION* Which of the following would be a good place for a direct quote? a.) where a technical explanation is required b.) at the beginning of a paragraph c.) after a very long, dry passage explaining a point d.) where your point is faltering and needs more support

The _____ of the case study was to pinpoint the cause of the disease.


effect


affect

PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLY!!!!!There is Beauty in the Pain:
She rarely makes eye contact. Instead she looks down at the ground because the ground is safer. Unlike people, the ground expects nothing in return. She doesn't have to be ashamed of her past. The ground just excepts her for who she is in this moment. As she sits in the make-shift bar next to me ; she stares down at her drink, and then the ground, then her drink again. "Most people don't get me, " she says, " They ask me questions like, 'What's your problem?' and 'Are you depressed?' Even so, I never respond because I don't feel like explaining myself. I don't think they really care anyway."
Just then, a teenage boy sits down on the opposite side of the make-shift bar, across from her. He's drunk, and says, " Your pretty. Mind "Tell me about it," she says, and walks away. "Would you prefer that I leave too?" I ask. "No," she says without glancing upward, "Though I could use some fresh air. You don't have to come, but you can if you want to." I follow her outside and we sit by the pool in the backyard.
"It's really cold tonight," I said. "Tell me about it," she says maintaining her usual downward gaze. The warm vapor from her breath cuts through the cold air ad bounces off the ground in front of her. "So why are out here with me? I mean wouldn't you rather be inside in the warmth, talking to normal teens, about normal teenager things, like whether or not your going to the next dance?" "I'm out here because I want to be. I'm not normal, and look, I can see my breath, and were in Texas. That's not normal either. Oh, and your wearing jnco's, and so am I- which may have been normal in 1985, but not anymore." "Can I tell you a story?" "I'm listening."
As she speaks, her emotional gaze shifts from the ground, to my eyes, to the moonlit sky, and back to my eyes again. This continues for the duration of her story and every time her eyes meet mine she holds them there a few seconds longer than she did before. I don't interject once. I listen to every word and I accumulate the raw emotion present in her voice and the depth of her eyes. When she finishes, she simply says, "Well, now you think I'm a freak, don't you?" And I k*** her.
We k*** each other, eyes closed, during the loudness of the party. Then we stop. "Why me?" she asks. "Because there is beauty in the pain." what do you believe the moral of the story is? how can i make this story better?

Could you please translate this sentence into Latin, thanks. The good sailor in the small town tells the little boys a long story about (the) fierce horses in the wide field.

PLS Help me. WILL MARK BRAINLIEST FOR THE 1ST PERSON TO GET IT RIGHT Which sentence best describes the theme of a story? A. The message that the author wants to convey. B. The idea stated in the opening lines of the story. C. The idea stated at the end of the story. D. The author’s view of the characters in the story.

Read the excerpt from "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain," by Langston Hughes. But jazz to me is one of the inherent expressions of Negro life in America; the eternal tom-tom beating in the Negro soul—the tom-tom of revolt against weariness in a white world, a world of subway trains, and work, work, work; the tom-tom of joy and laughter, and pain swallowed in a smile. How does Hughes inject elements of jazz into the excerpt? by repeating the word “work,” which emphasizes the need to relax with references to the “white world,” which accentuates the targeted audience with figurative language such as “pain swallowed in a smile,” which acts as song lyrics by repeating the phrase “tom-tom,” which acts as a drum beat

The story
"The Jumping Frog of Calavera's County' is an example
of:
A
Metaphor
B
Anecdote
c
Personal Narrative
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